Rovision Tech Hub — TTC Industrial AreaRovision Tech Hub Private Limited · Navi Mumbai · capacity undisclosed

On 19 August 2025, in the presence of the chief minister of Maharashtra, Rovision Tech Hub Private Limited signed a memorandum to invest ₹2,564 crore, about $290 million, in a data centre campus at the TTC Industrial Area north of Navi Mumbai. Part of the money is foreign direct investment. The company says it will create 1,100 jobs. It did not say how big the data centre would be, where exactly it would sit, or where its power would come from. It was one of eight memoranda signed that afternoon, worth ₹42,892 crore in total.

1At a glance

2What the memorandum says

The disclosed content is short enough to quote in full. The company will invest ₹2,564 crore in a data centre campus at the TTC Industrial Area, generating 1,100 jobs, with part of the investment coming through foreign direct investment. The facility is described as green-certified, energy-efficient and well connected.

That is the whole of it. There is no capacity, no site, no schedule and no power arrangement. In a market where a single 26 MW tower is a ₹1,500 crore building, a ₹2,564 crore commitment is a facility of real size — and its size is exactly what has not been stated.

3What ₹2,564 crore could be

If the ₹2,564 crore is pure construction cost, the project is somewhere between 37 and 78 MW. If it includes land, substation works, fit-out and computing equipment — which is how most of these announcements are actually constructed — the data centre capacity it implies is materially smaller.

4One afternoon, eight memoranda

Rovision was the third of eight memoranda the Maharashtra government signed on 19 August 2025, worth a combined ₹42,892 crore and claimed to create tens of thousands of jobs. Two of the eight were data centres, at the same industrial area, on the same afternoon.

Rochak has since been described in state coverage as proposing a project on about 1,14,500 square metres — roughly 11.5 hectares, or 28 acres — at the Trans-Thane Creek Industrial Area. Nothing comparable exists in the public record for Rovision.

Two memoranda, in the same industrial belt, with values within 2% of each other, announced on the same afternoon, both for data centres, neither with a capacity figure. That pattern is worth understanding before treating any single one of these numbers as a project.

5The Maharashtra pipeline problem

This is the most useful thing on the page, and it applies far beyond Rovision.

Divide the committed ₹4.15 lakh crore by Mumbai's projected 866 MW and you get about ₹479 crore per megawatt. The actual build cost in this market is ₹50 to ₹70 crore per megawatt. The announced pipeline is therefore roughly seven to ten times the capital the capacity requires.

There are honest explanations. Long programmes, land banking, equipment and GPUs, multiple phases and decades of spending. But the practical consequence is unavoidable: Maharashtra's headline investment numbers cannot be used to size the market, and neither can any individual project's number be used to size the building.

6Timeline

• 19 August 2025
  Rovision Tech Hub signs a memorandum with the Government of Maharashtra for a ₹2,564 crore data centre campus at the TTC Industrial Area, claiming over 1,100 jobs. One of eight memoranda signed the same afternoon, worth ₹42,892 crore combined.
• 11 September 2025
  Trade press reports the signing internationally. It confirms that capacity and size were not disclosed, and that part of the investment is to be foreign direct investment.
• 22 October 2026
  Fourteen months on. No land parcel, power sanction, design, contractor, construction start or capacity figure has been published.
• Not reported
  Any capacity, site, schedule or funding detail

7What we refuse to invent

8Limits and open questions

9Sources

This record was compiled entirely from publicly available sources, cross-checked against one another.